Emily Carr ( 1871-1945)was a major Canadian artist inspired by the Indigenous peoples of the Pacific Northwest. Last Saturday when I was in the Yorkville district of Toronto I found a statue of her entitled “Emily Carr and Friends” by Joe Farard.
Here is a photo of Emily taken during her life.
Clearly horses were a part of her life. Her paintings have a wonderful vibrancy. Here are two examples. Arbutus tree-1922 and Thunderbird-1929.
Happy Monday!
I love the photograph. Reminds me of my grandmother except she would have been on a wagon behind the horse.
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What a great statue! She had wonderful friends! 😉
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Beautiful. I wonder how the monkey comes into her life?
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I’m not sure. In the research I have done on her i have found dogs and horses but no monkeys.
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The statue titled as with her friends also the painting clearly says how great human she is, deeply loving the nature around. She surely lived a beautiful life. Thanks for sharing ma’am
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It seems that she had a lovely and loving life,
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I think she did. She was ahead of her time as an artist but I think she knew she was appreciated in her lifetime.
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cool!
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I love the paintings and the fact that Emily Carr clearly loved her animals.
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The color and life in her work reminds me of your work Emma.
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Thank you, Leueen.
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Wonderful !
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